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*                               SPLIT                                *
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*                  COPYRIGHT 1983 EUGENE H. MALLORY                  *
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PROGRAM:
    SPLIT - Split a file up into many files.
USAGE:
    SPLIT [<fid] [name] [-Ln] [>fid]
FUNCTION:
    This takes the input file and splits it into many files.
    The generated file names $SPLIT$.nnn if no name is given, or they
    are name.nnn if a name is given. 
    
    The -Ln option specifies the file length in lines.  The default is 
    66.  This is a standard page length.
    
    The standard output from SPLIT is a list of the files generated.
    This may be used as input to CAT or MIX.
    
EXAMPLE:
    SPLIT <TEXT.BIG TEXT -L2000
    SPLIT <BOOK.TXT -L66 |CAT >BOOK.TXT {takes a book apart in pages
    				         and puts it back togathe#}
    SPLIT <BOOK.TXT -L66 |MIX -L66N16 |2UP -L66W >LST:
    			{prints a book text in signature page order
    			 with 16 page signatures}


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                                  |  NAME AND LENGTH OPTION
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 Standard Input     |                           |    Standard Output
     TEXT           |                           |   LIST OF FILE NAMES
------------------->|           SPLIT           |----------------------->
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    				  |------------> MANY FILES
